Attended a bridal shower for my niece here & the experience far exceeded expectations. Fun,…read morepositive & the owner did many extras to make it an extra special experience. Highly recommend for a party of any kind.

My party of four just finished a painting session. I'm a forty-something guy and went with my wife…read moreand another couple. I haven't painted anything other than the occasional wall since I was in elementary school. I was very happy with how simple and straightforward their teaching method was. I didn't feel like there was any right or wrong, or good or bad. Everyone just enjoyed the process. I would highly recommend for a person like me who never tried it, but also the occasional artist who just enjoys painting. Very well spent two hours!

new locations, games gaming , star wars sabers, dancing, themed events, rental space so much more…read morethe owners are wonderful people and met alot of really great people at different events.

We have been coming here for several years and we really love it. It is inexpensive and has great…read moreteachers and a lot of classes with many different dances both ballroom, Latin, and club. We just have A-blast and all of the people there we consider friends no matter how many times they come. It is a warm friendly place. They have also added some light saber training which a lot of people really enjoy.

This is a super fun activity center for kids. It is free to enter. They have a session every 45…read moreminutes which allows smaller group of kids to enjoy the activities. The area is full of different types of hands on activities like glueing shapes, painting, coloring, solving puzzles, arts and crafts. Each table had its own accessories like stickers, papers, accessories for kids to use their imagination to create different things. The passageway goes to a separate room where kids can act out puppet shows and interact with movie making process. Lots of associates constantly walk around the floor refilling the tables and making sure kids are enjoying their time. When the session is about to end, they notify all the parents to head toward the exit.

Took grand niece there were kids from Leawood Ks bussed in 2 years older…read moreThan my niece they instruct adults to let the kids decide what to make and what to do the helicopter parents couldn't abide by that and made the stuff for the kids our grand niece did it all her self and she was 2'years younger Not enough time to complete everything Hours are really screwy one place says one Thing another place says different

Over priced and over rated…read more Too small. Things looked old and touched too much. Wack! Don't waste your time or money.

Unfortunately, this location didn't live up to expectations. Having visited the St. Louis Museum of…read moreIllusions, I found this one to be significantly smaller and lacking the same variety of exhibits. Given the price point, the experience felt a bit underwhelming and short. If you've been to their larger locations, this one might leave you disappointed.

My daughter had such a great time in the art studio. The staff was fun and engaging and made it a…read moregreat experience. SHe was able to paint, make clay, and create a cool cloud lamp. Definitely the best art classes I have been to, and will be signing up for some more.

I stumbled upon this place with my 3 year old after having lunch. I believe it was Kathy that we…read moremet who invited us in to take a tour of the studio. It's a partner owned business of art/music lessons and being able to explore your own creativity. Kathy was very warm and inviting with my 3 year old who was just so excited to see and play all the instruments they had there. You can paint and be as messy and creative as you'd like for as long as you'd like. My daughter really enjoyed her time, she didn't want to leave. I will definitely be back.

I came in as a walk-in and didn't buy tickets ahead of time. It was super easy to get a ticket, and…read morethe host who explained everything was energetic, funny, and really got everyone excited. The experience is easy to follow. You wear a wristband and scan it throughout different themed rooms as you explore. I loved how immersive it was, with puzzles, games, interactive activities, and lots of great photo opportunities. There are mirrored rooms and movie theater and my favorite was the 1990's nostalgia room. They also have a pizza restaurant, gift shop, speakeasy bar, arcade, and live entertainment every hour, which made it easy to enjoy your time there. I ordered a cocktail at the speak easy and it was just okay. Overall, I thought $40 was a little more than I expected to pay, but I appreciated that it wasn't overcrowded and there was always something fun to discover in each room. I'd definitely recommend it if you've got two hours to burn.

Atlas 9 is a combination of movie theater (extra cost), art installations, interactive puzzles, a…read morefew costumed characters, small performances, arcade games (for extra cost), and foods/drinks (for extra cost). It fills a niche spot that KC did not have prior to Atlas 9's arrival. I would say that although you can bring children here, the puzzles are geared more toward adults due to their complexity and where things are physically placed (higher than waist level for some). Children can still enjoy the whimsy/weird interactive environment and play in the arcade though. You could spend a whole day here if you wanted to be a completionist and read every single clue to complete the puzzles correctly, or choose to skip the puzzles altogether and spend about 3 hours just going through all the different rooms and watching their small performances (a couple dancers, an aerial silk artist, a saxophone player). Your experience could be greatly affected depending on how busy it is though, since the puzzle stations often require each person to spend some time there, creating a line of people waiting to use the station. It can be kind of pricey at: --$40 per adult --$20 per child aged 3-12 --$25 per adult WYN county --$15 per child WYN county --$25 per "hero" if you're a teacher, nurse, EMT, firefighter, police officer, active military, or veteran --$25 per senior aged 60+ However, on Tuesdays, tickets are "Half Off:" --$20 per adult --$15 per child aged 3-12 (not truly half off) --$17.50 per adult WYN county --$12.50 per child WYN county (not truly half off) --$17.50 per "hero" if you're a teacher, nurse, EMT, firefighter, police officer, active military, or veteran --$17.50 per senior aged 60+ There is plenty of free parking in their private parking lot. Tickets are for timed entry, and they ask that you simply arrive within 30 minutes of your scheduled time. Overall, I'd recommend this place on a Tuesday if you've never been. However, I felt like it was something that would probably only be worth visiting once unless they continuously changed the rooms/environment.

The food, service and decor was so wonderful. Highly recommend. The staff is informative and they…read morehave a quaint little gift shop. A great collection of the different cultures in the region.

I highly recommend that you go online and make reservations to tour this beautifully decorated home…read moreand museum during the holidays. It's stunning! The tour is $10, takes about an hour, and if you have a good guide (which unfortunately we did not), you learn lots of interesting history, including that the home was turned into an orphanage after the war and the Spanish flu destroyed families and left many children homeless. Although the power went out for part of our tour due to the bajillions of tiny holiday lights and old wiring overload, it was so worth the trip! Although the home's decorations will probably never be as gorgeous as during the Christmas season, I am already planning another museum/home tour because there was SO much to see, and so many fascinating displays to explore, an hour was not long enough. The original woodwork, intricate parquet floors, and leaded glass throughout the home could be a whole tour on their own! I also recommend a drive around the area to see some of the many historic churches in the vicinity. We also had reservations for lunch at the tearoom based on a glowing recommendation from a friend, but I think this must have been an "off" day for them, perhaps in part due to the unexpected power outages. I'll try the tearoom again another day. And if you go, ask for hot tea with your lunch. It's a treat ser in lovely antique china cups, with two different flavors of tea,